During my undergraduate studies, my passion for teamwork led me to a pivotal decision in my third year—I became a member and was selected as the head of the University of Kashan’s Student Scientific Association. In my initial two years of undergraduate studies, I observed a significant gap between academia and industry, prompting me to take action. I organized a series of educational visits to industrial sites across the country. These visits not only enhanced our understanding of our courses but also bridged the divide between theory and practice. To facilitate better interaction among students from various academic levels and foster connections between students and professors, I took the initiative to organize annual meetings and gatherings in the university’s amphitheater hall—a pioneering endeavor at the University of Kashan. In addition to these initiatives, I assembled a dedicated team of students to curate and publish magazines covering a wide array of engaging topics. These magazines delved into current developments in chemical engineering, student life, and thought-provoking interviews with our esteemed professors.

These two transformative years offered me the chance to develop and assess my leadership skills while gaining valuable experience in effective teamwork. At the culmination of my university journey, our efforts bore fruit—the Chemical Engineering Scientific Association was recognized as the most productive association within the university. In this section, I presented a concise overview of these activities, complemented by a collection of photographs that stand as a testament to our collective achievements.